Todays Radio Programs Shabanelost at fst 50 pO 700 B00
A dense local radio schedule lists programs across stations with titles such as Iris Violin Duet, So Luther Laymen Singers, and The World News. Includes times, performers like Iris Violin, Ed Sheean, and Charles Bennett, and varied秀 features from sports to music. The listing mentions stations Q Mutual and KMAC Art Shaw, with a mix of concerts, talk, and weather updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
Mee
Byain Woat
Luther
Singera
the World News
Harlem
Woat
Sore Encar
Oncae
Kono—Stralo
Ttoer
the Higardlers
Habc—Om Heidelbert Orch
ESAC
Sports Journal
Jam Sessler
Tacthe Travirators
Crend Central Station
Roberi L. Ripley
Gary Lombards
Rie Town
SABC
Haseben Highliehds
AL Ve Dallas
Tomorrow's Programs on Saturday at San Pierungen 22005
Radio schedule lists morning to afternoon shows across stations WOAL KAUC and WBFO, including Gems of Melody, Dorian Etring Quartet, Professor Top Jr, Armchair Quartet, and World of Tomorrow features. Notable items mention a No School Today and various local program blocks with news interludes and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aia
S—Siente Magee
Hilibilig
Arthur Chandler
Biusic
Dorian Etring
Professor Top Jr
Wes—Corbinaalle Concerti
Armchair Quartet
Doone County
Rika
Elon Bos
Titre Crick
Woal
Brsa
Tudio
Mass
Teave Farm
Ripley to Air Story of Two Sea Captains Rivalry
Rupert L. Ripley presents a Blooington broadcast dramatizing two sea captains in love with the same woman. The program airs on Cokiubly Newark and RTSA networks with time descriptions and credits for Arlington Futurity coverage on NBC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Rupert L. Ripley
ARESA
Mitch
Lomonew
Yonkers
Newark
RTSA
Arlington
N. B.C
Fragmented 1930s shortwave radio notes and names
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous proper nouns and items such as Midpigig, Valen, Chicago, and Sterling with scattered numeric values, prices, and times. The text resembles a mixed catalog or broadcast log with unfamiliar terms and no cohesive report or event.
Seven Cents Top Sheep Price Across Markets
Del Rio and Wardlaw sold 1200 mutton at seven cents. Willoughby sold 1600 yearlings at five dollars per hundredweight. Mills shipped 15,000 lambs to feed lots across several states at six to six and a half cents. Large buys of 3000 waxed lambs and 1200 yearling ewes noted. market outlook bright with 405,005 pounds to move by week end.
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del Rig
B. t'Duleh Wardlaw
Rule Ridley
L. Rust
Walter Marston
Sumner Willie
Johnny Williams
del Rio
Bull Fields
Sonora
A. W. Hillyard
Obituary notices mix of names and services across several individuals
Obituaries list multiple San Antonio residents with funeral details and survivors. Mrs Mary Loeffler 66, Junorsl, services 4 pm Saturday by Rev E H Syengel, burial at Zuchb cemetery. survivors include daughter Mrs Berman Beyer and sons Alyin and Hugo with 10 great grandchildren. Mrs Margaret J Clark 82, native of Canada, funeral 4 pm Saturday at Gamering chapel with Surin in Misani park. survivors daughter Elaine Glover and sister Mrs Elizabeth Bradford. Stonewall J Wilson 74, 208 North Sabina, funeral 5 pm Saturday with Rev Everett Jones, burial at Mission park. survivors sister Ada Graham and brother Excie Rivers, two sons Joseph and Aubrey J Wilson. Mrs Constance Danysh 15, 222 gadie street, Polish-born San Antonio resident 94 years. funeral from residence Saturday morning, requiem at St Michaels church. burial St Michaels cemetery. survivors widow, five daughters, two sisters Julia Genizy and Mary Kylik, three brothers Sam Frank Theo Dapushi, fourteen grandchildren. James Watson 7, retired farmer and grocer of Thelema, funeral service Saturday near Kisapel. survivors Alma Sterporite Watson, Phelone Baker, brothers John W A Wertson and Naiph Wertson, Mery Powell and one granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Loeffler
Junorsl
E. H. Syengel
Margaret J. Clark
Canada
San Antonio
Surin
Misani Park
Mas
Elaine
Glover
City
Ind
Elizabeth Bradford
Durks Falls
Stonewall J
Dotin Danysk
Gadie Street
Rath
Poland
St. Michaels Catholic Church
Tam Morzygemba Ann ii Hitial
St. Michael's Cemetery
Constance
Danysh
E. M. Potchernick
Cerila Wietzel
A. d. Kissing Jr
Stanley Gorell
Clare Ed. Marty
San Antonios
Julia Genizy
Yorktown
Mary Kylik
St. Louis
Sam
Prank
Theo Dapushi
James Watson
Thelema
Casts
Garrick
Cetlyle
England
Kisapel
Hurist Hi
Wilow
Mra
Alma Sterporite
Wool Markets Show Mixed Activity in Week’s Trade
The weekly wool market bulletin reports a mixed week with overall volume down from the previous period but prices holding firm in many classes. New Zealand crutchings sales were strong as mills and buyers remained active, while demand for kid hair declined and straight wool pieces faced varied inquiries. domestic and regional quotes show firmness in some segments and weaker appetite in others.
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Wefrly Wool Bulletin
Boston
Aledinm
Lositen
New Zealand
T Anieries
Ski Chlo
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New York
Wisconsin
Missouri
Indiana
England
Texas
California
Middle County
Oregon
Delaing
Firat Srck
Turkey
Grain Markets Show Mixed North American Wheat Trends
Reports from the North American wheat belt indicate early gains in wheat futures, then partial declines as export demand and milling purchases buoy sentiment. Canadian crops face drought pressure with some provinces forecasting yields under five bushels per acre while weather remains generally dry. Liverpool wheat advances reflect regional strength. Local cash prices in San Antonio and Chicago show mixed No 2 and No 1 grades with wheat, rye, and barley trading across several classes.
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Saskatchewan
Atankcafia
Alberta
Aring
Liverpool
North America
Argentina
Poultry and Produce Prices From New York Market
Bal i Retelpts total 1,074,904 with higher than average prices for various poultry and produce. Dress ed country goods including chickens and broilers show mixed quotes with live poultry by freight and regional markets in flux. Nearby midwestern exchanges and price quotes for turkeys and fowls are noted, with several specific price ranges and terms like fancy and stock standards.
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New York
Bali Retelpts
Egater
Geta Mentry
Vata
Enorah
Senonda
BIRT
Chaste “Reveinle
Swloadty
Fripex
Bpes- Receipla
Vty
Meardgana
aRices Firsinl Srennily
Pranda
Feelcht
Mrollern
Rock
Buielt
Rocks
Steet
Pablo
Bucan
London Gold and World Markets Amid Currency Rates
London reports on gold prices and world currency exchange, listing rates for Britain, Canada, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Switzerland and others. It notes dollar equivalents, regional market figures, and references U S and international price movements.
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Fordan
Dovises
Britain
Etna Montenat
New Yorks
Canada
New York
Belgium
Denmark
Fintan
Prine
Germany
Tenavolinal
Aravel
Greece
ARI
Tunesary
Tink
Neihuvtanis Mik
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Rurannia
Aworlan
Har
Switzerland
Arcention Fofételal
Merenn
Inoun
Belgian Physicist Demonstrates 2 Million Volt Dust Tower
Liege, July 23. Belgian physicist Max Morand unveiled a two story tower using coal dust to generate and store high voltage. A 9 meter generator at the base powers a cigar shaped metal drum where dust circulates and charges coat its surface, producing continuous electricity with voltages claimed from 9,000 to 1,020,000 volts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liege
Yankee Cimperi
Max Morand
Movaric
West Texas Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Cash Prices
Livestock market notes from San Antonio and Chicago show active cattle and hog trading with varied values. Stronger slaughter cattle demand contrasts with softer calf and feeder prices. hogs steady to slightly lower, while sheep and lambs hold firm in scattered lots.
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Ban Antonio
Kedernbstatn
Hows
Mlaile
Anit Koller
Louis Tivestock
Louie, DL
Ats
Able
Atte
Toial Receivis
Satania
USDA
Wight
Texas
Brad Pleers
Altuna
Washington
Cotton Markets Edge Higher on Trade Buying
Market notes show cotton futures starting firmer with gains tied to trade buying by New Orleans and spot houses aided by Liverpool and Barton. Prices fluctuated, with December and October activity mixed and July holding near the prior close as spot demand and expectations influenced the session.
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York
New ‘Orleans
Conjase
Liverpool
Barton
Cervics
Mats
Slose
Ee AeSs
Tim Dwyer Funeral Set In New Orleans
Private funeral arrangements were set for Tim Dwyer nephew of a representative in New Orleans. Dwyer was found shot to death in the small room at his father’s home. He was unemployed for a year, despondent, and a graduate of St. Mary’s University. He is survived by his father, stepmother, and a brother, Eawhe H. Dwyi icon.
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Prigey
Tina
Dwyer
Pal Dwyer
Ploncor
San Antonio
New Orleans
Janes Dwyer
San Pedro Puede
Justice of the Peace O
Wiley
Gardien
St. Mary's University
Red Artow Freignu Lines
Ang A Brotier
Eawhe
H. Dwyi
Cotton futures drift as markets open in New York
Cotton futures opened marginally lower in New York amid early trading today with notable activity in New Orleans and Liverpool markets. Sellers pushed prices down as traders weigh demand signals and potential adjustments to global cotton shipments. early indicators show tentative price declines and steady turnover around two thousand bales.
Tragic Beauty Triumphs After Accident Loss
A feature on a beauty who lost her legs in an accident turns into an inspiring tale of resilience. The American Weekly and Sunday San Antonio Light tease her round by round comeback, alongside ads and cultural notes about press agents, fashion, and upcoming articles.
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CRONE
San Anstonio
Indy
Venus
San Antonio
Solomon
Presor Nelson Catyeck
American School of Oriental Researh
Phern HA
Amer
Antonio
J. Wie Pitts
California
Aline Yackere
American Weekly
Lee Swain
Atlin
Stevenson
Mark Uf
Newldng
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Wono
Andy
C. Poe
FABC
S. A
Dulus
Couary Greene
Charles Aenert
Whatesren
Tosa Geen
Joe Parent
Peday Poweils Orch
KMAC
Art Shaw
Delunight
Cases Broadcasting Sy Q
Mutual Broadcasting System
Hagr
Mysa—Boll Sersion
Ted Hawke
Charlis
Rey
Brabdwyge
Orel
Wwoai Msional Alwsig Camwin
Arington Futurity
Warner Tt
Ever'a
Kindergar Ins
PressRadio New
M. Ash
Emen Muareet
RABC
Jonnsy Davie Oren
Frwin'e Geeh
Ade
Efuay
Pranehseo
Herve
McNeil
Woxbe
Plahb
Amy Meermirdy
Midpigig
Valen
Ing
Chistra
Gabbe
OL Kari
Peesigian Nacional
Sterlin
Pip
Hera
Thamy
Ben
Att Bay
Tan Pinay
Ae Honlla
T Te Az Teetterted
the Walled
Seta Waithmee
Jan Os
Chicago Ovalors
Chicago
Smith
FAP
Nlaltac
Potul U
AbAchents
Netuaaki
Bishun
Abe Stoxelian
Daggnereannie
Aise Alee
Wool Markets
Judy
Bratton Waal
Demant
Threesighih
Marin Blond
Briek
Tavis
Beratl
Tiverfoot
Westerrly
Umicago Grain and Rhovisions
Tcago
Quole Oh
Dee
Amit Midwestern
Azarlint
Hender Roe
Midwestern
Lonton Gold
Ronnon
London
Lorne
Tates
Tlyne
Eilans Alhinn
Ati Anset
Hte
Rena
Maine
The
Guncag
Toa
Mem U
B Pat Ott
Lone Ranger
KTHA
Fran Striker
Rye
Fort Worth
Sinekren Srakes
Otal
Saturnday
Goon
Hiolce
Hal Tn
FAO
Maally
Silahie
Elassin
Tim Dwyer
Nieher
Ameri Ood Miei Ss
Geal
Strick
Weber i
al Howes
Liverpool and Hedges
Opep
Cote Ton
Brery Close
Feaires
Lie
Lsh
Nichole Fens
Mgr. Fisk
Dainer
Bummer
Hunttyy
Artiple
Caley
Kidd
George Wort
Hinman
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